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Introducing Table Tennis as a New Unified Sport in Cyrpus

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Rayan and Demetris are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Cyprus who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to expand Unified Sports programming and engage new Youth Leaders through small-group interactive sports and recreational activities that promote social inclusion.
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Sharing Skills

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Susana and Ariana are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Venezuela who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to promote inclusion in their communities by organizing inclusive conservation and environmental initiatives.
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School Meets Special Olympics

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Jennifer and Teresa are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Austria and members of the Special Olympics Eastern European Youth Council.
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Unified Teams during COVID-19

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Saša and Marko are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Montenegro.
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Inclusive Youth Leadership Forum

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Katarina and Milena are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Montenegro who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to create a network of Special Olympics Youth Leaders with and without intellectual disabilities who can connect and share ideas on ways to increase inclusion across Montenegro.
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Unified Sports: A Story of Inclusion and New Friends

Illitay and Perizat are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from the Kyrgyz Republic who [JB1] will lead a Youth Innovation Project to expand Unified Sports programming in Unified Schools and increase opportunities for individuals with and without intellectual disabilities to connect outside of school.
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The Camp of the Future

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Daniela and Carmen are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Venezuela who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to raise awareness among young people with and without disabilities about planet conservation.
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Digital Youth Congress 2021

Florian is a Special Olympics Youth Leader from Germany and will lead a Youth Innovation Project by hosting a national digital youth conference to unite Special Olympics Youth Leaders with and without intellectual disabilities across Germany in conversations about inclusion.
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Growing the Future

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Carlos and Roman are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Venezuela who participated in the 2020 Special Olympics Latin America Lead to Include Regional Youth Leadership Summit.
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Unified Gymnastics in El Salvador

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Fabiola and Jackelyn are sisters and Special Olympics Youth Leaders from El Salvador who will lead a Youth Innovation Project organizing Unified gymnastics clinics that raise awareness about the abilities of people with intellectual disabilities.
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